Also, I think you mean "didactic," not "semantic." Just to be as pedantic as possible. "Pedantic" would also fit, but I think I prefer "didactic" for this purpose. More preference than anything else, though.
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Walker
Arseface
Nerd.
Walker
Let's not start this again, okay?
...
Dork.
...
Dork.
Arseface
Dweeb
Walker
Dingbat.
Arseface
Dingleberry.
Walker
Dipstick.
Arseface
Dumbarse.
Walker
Dipsomaniac.
Arseface
Dungbeetle.
Walker
Dune buggy.
Arseface
Dag.
Walker
Translation?
Dyke.
(Of course, I mean then big dirt wall that holds back water.)
Dyke.
(Of course, I mean then big dirt wall that holds back water.)
Arseface
A guy who is kinda uncool is referred to as a dag.
Duffer.
Duffer.
Walker
That is the dumbest thing I've ever heard of, dagnabit.
Dingbat.
Dingbat.
Arseface
You said that one. And besides, it's not as dumb as calling me a dutch levee.
Or dune buggy, for that matter.
Douche.
Or dune buggy, for that matter.
Douche.
Walker
Hey, nonsensical insults are better than... whatever kind of one dag is. And I really like "dingbat."
Dumbass.
(Can't believe I hadn't used that yet.)
Dumbass.
(Can't believe I hadn't used that yet.)
Arseface
But dag is a legitimate insult.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dag
I used Dumbarse as well. Different spelling, sure, but its the same thing.
Dickhead.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dag
I used Dumbarse as well. Different spelling, sure, but its the same thing.
Dickhead.
Walker
A village in Hungary? Jeeze, that's less legit than me calling you a dune buggy.
Official Walker Policy: Completely different.
Dictator.
Official Walker Policy: Completely different.
Dictator.
Walker
Also, that is incredibly gross.